09-08 to 09-11-24

Sep 15, 2024

It's time to hold tech accountable for their powerful influence they hold over the world. I shouldn’t be a free for all to fraudsters just for powering my device and going online or using an app. Nor should anyone else. My devices shouldn’t be compromised to work against me while I pay the bill for the monthly service on the device I bought, but that’s exactly what’s been happening and it’s destroyed my life. All from the privacy of my bedroom.

Ross William Ulbright has been pardoned a life sentence thanks to President Trump. Ulbright was the creator of Silk Road, a platform that made drugs accessible on the dark web for what I would say is less dangerous than aiding and abetting a terrorist group like Hamas as Telegram does. According to NYT, Telegram was the terrorists’ go-to app. Telegram and its founder Pavel Durov should he held accountable for the terrorism, child exploitation and fraud perpetrated on its app, aiding what I would describe a silent, invisible genocide in the from of poverty, homelessness, opioid addiction, mental health crisis/suicides, and child predators. Durov refuses to assist law enforcement in criminal matters involving his app. Who else would get away with that? Telegram is frequently mentioned as the go-to app for fraudsters and other cybercriminals. It’s most probably the app used by the criminals who have overtaken my devices.

Screenshot above: I shouldn't have to be bombarded with ads, political ideologies, scams, porn on an app or online. When disinformation becomes so pernicious as to distort reality and foment hate and fear, that's a problem.

INSTAGRAM - JC PENNY

Screenshot above: JC Penny's Instagram. As usual, one demographic gets singled out for their history, culture, exceptionalism, at a store open to the public where many shop. It's asking for donations to Black Girl's Smile, a non profit focused on the mental health of black females, as though mental health only afflicts black females. Mental health shouldn't be from the perspective of race. That's a wrong way to approach it.

SAME PEOPLE, DIFFERENT WEBSITES

Screenshots above: Clicking on Black Girl's Smile I see a post of the same female that showed on the storefront of a dental practice in Astoria near office.

Screenshots above: Columbia University ad on NYT. Axos Bank. Schneider Electric. USPS.

INSTAGRAM - ASOS

Screenshots above: Asos's Instagram. Same nail and sneaker culture as on all the other Instagram accounts. Some may say, That's the fad now, who are you to challenge it? No, it's explicit influence of one dominant culture. I know this bcecause in spring/summer 2022 when I was terrorized and scammed at full blast, my Pinterest and Instagram were influenced to show mostly nails (and lions) when I have never looked at nails (or lions) on social media or the internet in general.

INSTAGRAM & TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

Screenshots above: Special treatment to one demographic at Texas Instruments. Texas Instruments received a hefty government sum for computer chips not too long ago.

SAME ILLUSTRATOR

Screenshots above: Chubb. Listerine. NY Office To End Domestic & Gender-Based Violence. US Bank. Looks to be same illustrator for La Colombe's packaging as the illustrations in post above.

INSTAGRAM - BLACK GIRLS SHINE

Screenshots above: An earlier post from JC Penny's was on Black Girls Smile, now on La Colombe it's Black Girls Shine. They have their own coffee—that's how special they are. They also have a philanthropic month dedicated to them. We have to pause and ask ourselves, How is this normal? How is this OK when no other group is getting anywhere as much attention and special treatment. Black people are not the only ones to have suffered in human history. It's grossly unjust how much is bestowed on them while the rest of us are sidelined.

I’m probably the only Asian female to have been exposed to both all-white suburb and all black/brown child welfare system during my formative years. In my experience back in the 1990’s, white teens suffered more from mental health than people of color teens. People of color have strong close-knit extended families. It’s not uncommon that grandparents should look after the kids when the parents work, or act as substitute mother/father, or live in the same house. Aunts, uncles, cousins, the church, “girlfriends”/ “homies”/ “bros”—it’s a collective culture of communal gathering. Family reunions are an annual affair. When researching international adoption, black social workers and the black community, more than any other group, made a fuss about a black child being with a black caretaker or adopted by black parents/guardians. No other race in international adoption made as much a fuss in sticking with the same race. White/suburban kids tend to be more independent from their family. It’s not uncommon for white teenagers to spend hours in their room alone with their TV, video games, talking on the phone, or listening to their music. Affluent white kids are known to be pressured to get good grades so to be accepted at a top university to get certain jobs; they have their parents expectations to live up to. They’re involved in several extracurricular activities which the parents start young with ballet lessons, drumming lessons, piano lessons, etc. The kids learn to apply themselves as young as five years old.

I remember hearing of one suicide while I lived in Fairport of a kid who was a neighbor to someone I knew and when we sat in her kitchen, she pointed to a house and said the kid who lived there killed himself. He didn’t go to our school, so I didn’t know who he was. I know of two white males who overdosed on drugs, with one who died from it. I know of another white male who killed himself a few years after I left Buffalo. I once dated a guy who was into oxytocin who I wouldn’t be surprised if… I know of no people of color who killed themselves. In my experience, the kids I was exposed to in the social service system had more ADHD issues than depression. They weren’t the type of kids to be in their rooms for hours on end, alienated and morose.

Maybe the reason why the mental health crisis with the young is persistent and inexplicable is because the attention is focused on the wrong group of young people. We read in NYT and see on social media that the mental health crisis is most impacting trans and black girls. Going by the WSJ’s 2023 Instagram post claiming “Fewer black professionals are getting promoted into management”, most likely that is also disinformation. Hudson Yards’s The Vessel had several suicides of people jumping to their deaths, many were young. I have a hunch it was more young, white, straight people than people of color and LGBTQ.

SAME PERSON, DIFFERENT WEBSITES

Screenshots above: The Loveland Foundation. Acuvue. Capital One. Delta Dental.

INSTAGRAM - MORE NAILS & SNEAKERS

Screenshots above: Scrubdaddy's Instagram.

Screenshots above: Auntie Anne's Pretzels and Bloom.

Screenshots above: Tru Fru and Real Simple.

INSTAGRAM - DR SCHOLLS

Screenshots above: Dr Scholl's Instagram—one dominant representation. Dr Scholls and ASAPdotcom. Representatives of America, China, probably Russia, all the autocratic countries. And that's basically it in a nutshell autocratic influence.

SAME PEOPLE, DIFFERENT WEBSITES/PLATFORMS

Screenshots above: Dr Scholl's. Brookings Institute. Mount Sinai. NYC Hospitals/Bellavue. Saatva. Southern Company & Gas.

Screenshots above: Dr Scholl's. MCS Bank. NYC Healthy.

Screenshots above: Dr Scholl's. FBI. Listerine. National Bank of Middlebury. OTR Solutions. Kaplan.

NYC CORRUPTION - NYPD COMMISSIONER

Screenshots above: Reminder that Police Commissioner Caban dismissed 54 possible cases of NYPD misconduct/abuse of power, the most out of any commissioner in NY history; 4yrs after George Floyd and during alleged zeitgeist of Social Justice. Not only dismiss, but kept cases from public knowledge. Caban is an Eric Adam’s appointee and top official. Eric Adams, a black man, ran his campaign on going after crime. Including abuse of power in the name of Social Justice.

Screenshots above: Eric Adams often boasts he appointed women in top roles, but seems like more women in top roles have resigned during his time in office. Keechant Sewell below and FDNY Commissioner Laura Kavanagh. I think I read in NYT another women who had stepped down during his administration.

INSTAGRAM - SAME LOOK

Screenshots above: The same look, one that’s very appealing to kids. Find Cosmic Bliss and Magic Spoon Cereal.

INSTAGRAM - NINTENDO

Screenshots above: Xbox Instagram and nail polish and sneakers.

FORD & ESSENECE FEST

Screenshots above: Ford and Essence Fest, ie black culture, sneakers and clothing of one dominant culture.

Link

Screenshots above: Essence website appears like what's shown in screenshots. When I'm not documenting it's very conspicuous, when documenting it shows for split second. Photos/videos are obstructed from importing to iMac again and have to use my other X acct as vehicle to import from iPhone.

INSTAGRAM - SAME ILLUSTRATION FOR DIFFERENCE ORGANIZATIONS

Screenshots above: Creative Media Marketing Inc and Women Hack.

INSTAGRAM - BUBLY

Screenshots above: Bubly's Instagram.

BOGUS STORAGE ALERTS

Screenshots above: “Not enough disk space to open library”. Harassed in publishing post on Instagram. Harassed on Google and Substack.

LEBRON JAMES

Screenshots above: LeBron James is another another piss mark. He's regurgitated often on social media, showed as one of my followers on X, signed off on the doxxing/character defamation email sent to my employer on 01-20-23.

NYT - BLACK HAIR

Screenshots above: All images are from NYT except the last, ABC7NY.

NYT - “HAIR DISCRIMINATION”

Screenshots above: All images are from NYT.

INSTAGRAM -NESQUIK

Nesquik’s Instagram is interesting. It’s not too long to scroll to the first post. If you work your way up, you can see the transformation in look, design, down to the sneakers which morph right before your eyes from regular sneakers to something more street style and high tech looking.